The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

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CLKAR aud cold.
Business very qlieC.
ONE boat leaving today.
SIX boats leaving here tomorrow.
THR Tennessee and Cumberland riv-
ers are still rising.
The Chickssaw is the Wednesday
packet for White river.
The City OF Baton Rouge will be
due tuesday,, on her way to St. Louis.
The f. W. Cole is the next regular
packet leaving here for Arkansas river.
THE Arkansas City, OF the anchor
Line, will pass here Tuesday on her
to Vicksburg.
THE w. W. 0'Neill is coming down
the Ohio river with tow Of coal for
New Orleans.
The Rene Marready is the regular
packet leaving Tuesday evening for st.
Francis river.
THE City OF Providence is the
Anchor Line packet leaving 1T 10
o'clock this morning for VIcksburg.
Tus Ohio should arrive here tonight
from the Ohio river, aad she is ne
packet leaving Tues ay evening for
Cincinnati. Capt. o. B. Russell is her
agent.
THE d. r. Powell, running under
the auspices OF the Anchor Line, and
in comm and OF Capt. w. W. Baker, is
advertised to leave here tomorrow
evening for Cairo and st. l. uis,
The James Lee, Capt. CIagSett,
leaves tomorrow evening for HeleLa,
Fnar's Point and Wv landings.
Messrs. VIM. ASH, I'd, VIII DLrtagh
and John Rhodes are her clerks.
THE ferry boat Alice, Capt. Gus Fo-
gleman, will leave here at 2 O'Clock
this f,ernoon on an excursion trip to
Marion, Ark. The boat will leave
from her dock foot OF Jefferson street.
The Win ). Hays, Cap. Dan A ole,
is announced to leave here at o'clock
morrow evening for Nav Orleans
and AL prominent way landings. Capt.
A. l.. Cummins has charge OF her
oil e.
The CITY Of Cairo, from Vckeburg,
arrived at s o'clock last night with a
good trip. She put of at the elevator
POO ba es of cotton aud 1900 sacks of
cotton seed, and LEFT at midnight for
st. Louie.
THE fleet sidewheel steamer Chesa-
peake Ieaves here tomorrow evening
ior Til tlnvllle and all way landings
on the upper coast, Capt. W. p. Hall
commands, with Mr.. j. ID. Fuller in
charge Of the cflice. ......
THK Coahoma, Capt. Henry Cooper,
ia the Lee Line packet leaving tomor.
row evening for Gold Dust, 0'ceola,
Ashport and all way landings. Me srs.
William Smither, Sid Wheeler and
Charley Lsitwich are her clerks.
The elegant side wheel steamer
X late Adams is the regular u. S. mail
packet leaving tomorrow evening for
Helena, Terrene, Arkansas Olty and
all way landings. Capt. Mark Cheek
commands, with Messrs. VIM. Banker,
Lew PiCe and Harry BJst in the
Office.
ACCORDING to the Signal s rvioe the
yer here rose 2 tenths of n loot dur
ina the "A hours ending at noon yes
terday. Whether this report 10 true
or no, the APPEAL will MOI venture to
say. But IL does venture 10 say hat
that no man could give a correct read
ing OF the gauge yesterday. That the
Signal Service man di = 1t by guessing,
there ia no doubt.
THE Anchor Line se7msr Belle
Memphis, from ST. l. uiI to Vicksburg,
cana down the river ab ut noon yes
teIday, and rouadsd to jus abr NJ Oh
Hopef Id point. The wind wss olow-
irga gale, aud 1t blew her Into the
eddy, and she driiled DOM 20 point
Just above the mou h OF VOL RIVER;
The tug N. NJ. Jones attempts, sho
pu her ont into the Cp,ni;n1,s o The
was was un aIn 70 Made fest To the shore,
pos' We Remained there ultil about 8
: o Clock yesterday evening, when, the
wind having subaided, abe dropped
down to the elevator, discharged 542
packages, added o head of mules and
10 passengers, AMI proceeded on her
vovape 10 VtCksburR,